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Oviraptor
#11
Skink Runner
MA
8
ST
2
AG
2
AV
7
R
39
B
1
P
0
F
1
G
3
Cp
0
In
0
Cs
0
Td
2
Mvp
0
GPP
6
XPP
0
SPP
6
Injuries
-ag
Skills
Dodge
Stunty
Diving Tackle
OVIRAPTOR
Pronunciation: o-vih-RAP-tor
Translation: Egg Thief
Also Known As:
Description: Carnivore, Bipedal
Order: Saurischia
Suborder: Theropoda
Infraorder: Tetanurae
Micro-order: Maniraptora (of the microorder Coelurosauria)
Superfamily: Oviraptorosauria
Family: Oviraptoridae
Height: 3 feet (0.9 meters)
Length: 5 feet (1.5 meters)
Weight: 80 pounds (36 kg)
Period: Late Cretaceous
Notes: Found in southern Mongolia, Oviraptor received its name, "Egg Thief," from the fact that it was found atop a clutch of eggs that were believed to be those of Protoceratops.With the discovery of an egg with an Oviraptor embryo in it, the eggs attributed to Protoceratops belong to Oviraptor. Moreover, a few new specimens show skeletons of Oviraptor crouching over clutches of these eggs. Instead of stealing the eggs, it seems likely that Oviraptor was trying to protect the nests, not plunder them. Oviraptor had long, slender legs and huge hands with three long, slender fingers. Although it possessed no teeth, Oviraptor's clawed hands argue for its predator status.
Pronunciation: o-vih-RAP-tor
Translation: Egg Thief
Also Known As:
Description: Carnivore, Bipedal
Order: Saurischia
Suborder: Theropoda
Infraorder: Tetanurae
Micro-order: Maniraptora (of the microorder Coelurosauria)
Superfamily: Oviraptorosauria
Family: Oviraptoridae
Height: 3 feet (0.9 meters)
Length: 5 feet (1.5 meters)
Weight: 80 pounds (36 kg)
Period: Late Cretaceous
Notes: Found in southern Mongolia, Oviraptor received its name, "Egg Thief," from the fact that it was found atop a clutch of eggs that were believed to be those of Protoceratops.With the discovery of an egg with an Oviraptor embryo in it, the eggs attributed to Protoceratops belong to Oviraptor. Moreover, a few new specimens show skeletons of Oviraptor crouching over clutches of these eggs. Instead of stealing the eggs, it seems likely that Oviraptor was trying to protect the nests, not plunder them. Oviraptor had long, slender legs and huge hands with three long, slender fingers. Although it possessed no teeth, Oviraptor's clawed hands argue for its predator status.
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